Polygonatum commutatum Bigfoot Thrillers who discovered it as a

who discovered it as a sport at his Fernwood Nursery

Cuttings were taken

the leaves eventually turn mostly green

is a salute to one of the great Japanese b-movie giant monster icons

so that's our guess for height

Polygonatum commutatum Bigfoot Thrillers who discovered it as aPolygonatum commutatum 'Bigfoot' is a Barry Yinger introduction from a plant he collected years earlier, just downstream from the well known Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania. We're not sure what caused the underground rhizome to become so gigantic, but the possibility of radiation exposure is intriguing. For us, Polygonatum commutatum 'Bigfoot' produces 4' long arched stems, resulting in a 3' tall plant in the garden. The stalks are